(1)
Step1 :
D.L=22 kips
L.L=45 kips
Pu=1.2(22)+1.6(45)
Pu=98.4 kips is the point load acting on each side
Step 2:
Maximum bending moment=WL/3
B.M=98.4x30/3
B.M=984 ft-kips
Step 3:
Calculate the section modulus
Zx=Mu/(0.9Fy)
Zx=984x12/(0.9x50)
Zx=262.4 in3
From the Zx tables, select a W section and consider self weight also
Step 4:
Consider W21x111 having Zx=279 in3,
Now check for self weight
D.L=1.2(22+0.111)
L.L=1.6(45)
Pu=98.53 kips
M=98.51x10=985.3 ft-kips
Zx=Mu/(0.9Fy)
Zx=985.3x12/(0.9x50)
Zx=263 in3 is required, 279 in3 is provided
Step 5:
Check for Lp, Lb and Lr values
Lb=10 ft
Lp=10.2 ft
Lr=31.3 ft
As Lp>Lb, no local torsional buckling occurs
Mn=Mp=FyZx
Mp=50x279
Mp=13950 kip-in=1162.5 ft-kips
LRFD design strength=0.9x1162.5=1046.25 ft-kips
Mn>Mu, so the beam is safe in bending
(2)
Check for shear:
Vu=98.4 kips
Vn=0.6Fydtw
Vn=0.6x50x21.5x0.55
Vn=354.75 kips, this beam is safe in shear also
(3)
P=45 kips (deflection is calculated only for unfactored live load)
Span/240=30x12/240=1.5 in
=Pa(3L2-4a2)/24EI
=45x120(3x3602-4x1202)/24x29000x2670
=0.96 in
The beam W21X111 is safe in bending, shear and deflection, so it can be safely used
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